The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1887-10-19
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Opening this morning at 72ic.
Don't forget the concert at It'd
iouts tomorrow evening.
Notice change in ad. of John v.
Waoksrmau 10 this issue.
Rob. Herman made q trip to
Kansas City during the past week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. H. c.
Weston, Tionesta, last night, a son.
The weather of the past week has
been '.just teo lovely for anything"
Are you going to the concert at
Tidioutef seems TO be the common
salutation.
--Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. George
F. Watson, Saturday, Oct. 15, 1887,
a daughter.
II. F. Ritchey Esq, was on Mon
day admitted to practice ut the Ve-
mango county bar.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Hart of South
Oil City, visited with Tionesta friends
over last Sabbath.
&C. w. Robinson has erected q
commodious building near his mill
wherein to store dry lumber.
Mrs. w. ]. Roberts paid her
daughter, Mrs. c. NJ. Colt of Mead
vile, a visit during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Reck Of
Strat;anville. Clarion comfy, paid q
visit to Mr.. Reck's mother during the
week.
Rig. builders went up to Fox
Creek, Green twp, last week to re-.
build the rig which burned there re.
Gently.
Harvey Foreman is putting up a
building for Rowland Cobb on 'tother
side of the river, to be used as a dry.
mouse IOr bIaVeS.
The father of Mr.. T. d. Collins
died at bis home in Cortland, N. Y,
on shs 18th instant. He was upwards
of eighty years of age.
The Tidioute concert will be we'll
attended from this place, and those
who fail to 90 will cheat themselves
out Of a rich musical treat.
--Messrs. JAS. T. Rose and Cyrus
F. Hunt, Of jerks township. are Wis
itors at the county seat to-day. Mr.
Hunt was accompanied by his wife.
Mrs. Trent, nee Miss Salli,
Dougherty, paid her sister, Mrs. L
Fulton, o two.weeks visit, returning tC
her home in Johnstown, Pa. to-day.
The Grove City. Mercer county
Telephone, is out with a new heaC
which is quite unique, and sets of th,
appearance of the paper to excellen
advantage.
An excellent quality of hoop
poles is being hauled through her
and shipped st this station. Henri
Glassner is taking them from his Ger
man Hill farm.
-Thos. Corah, one of our genia
county auditors, who has for som
time past resided on the Green farm
near KellettVille, has moved back Il
Balltown, and talks of going into th
mercantile business.
Rails are being transporte'
through town en- route for Nebraska
where they will be made to do servic
in lengtheniDg out the railroad o.
Little Coon. which is to be extendinI
to the new lumber camp Of Collins 4
Watson.
Those expecting to attend tn
concert of the Schubert Quartstte q
Tidioute to. morrow evening should sc
cure their seats at once, as there ar
but few left, at Herman Il Siggin'
store. Remember the special trail
leaves here at $50 p. m.
The Franklin Evening Ne,Os ba
advanced the price of itself from on
cent to two cents = copy. If its en-
terprising publishers had made
three cents no sensible man woul
have growled, but at the present pric
the paper is dirt cheap when qualit
of the goods is considered.
-"FOr l am declined into the val
of years." she said little sadly, "bu
indeed don't much mind it since
can get Salvation Oil for 25 cents"